If you missed Season Auditions, this is your chance to audition for "The Play That Goes Wrong."

Sunday, February 15th between 10am-11am.

 

Sign up for a slot below. Please prepare a 1-minute comedic monologue. If you attended Season Auditions or sent in a video audition - you do NOT need to audition again.

 

Callbacks to take place on Sunday, 2/15 from 11am-2pm with a second round on Monday, 2/16 from 6pm-9pm. 

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Audition Location: RLT Mainstage (147 E. Pueblo St)

Performance dates: July 10- Aug 9, 2026 
Rehearsals expected to begin mid-late April 2026  

Production & Creative Team (additional team members will be added):
Directed by: Melissa Taylor
Stage Managed by: Riley Kveton
Assistant Direction by: Ryan Hartley 
Fight Choreography by: Nate Hodges

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Synopsis:
You all know the classic murder mystery story. There has been an untimely death at a country manor, everyone is a suspect, and an inspector is set on the case to find who the culprit is. However, when this play is performed by the accident-prone thespians of The Cornley Drama Society, everything that can go wrong…does! The actors and crew battle against all odds to make it through to their final curtain call, with hilarious consequences! 

Casting Breakdown: 6 men, 2 women (flexible casting)

ANNIE –   the company's stage manager. American accent.
TREVOR – the company's lighting and sound operator, American accent.
CHRIS – the head of the drama society, directed the play and plays Inspector Carter
JONATHAN – plays Charles Haversham
ROBERT – plays Thomas Colleymoore
DENNIS – plays Perkins
MAX – plays Cecil Haversham and Arthur the Gardener
SANDRA – plays Florence Colleymoor
 

GENERAL CASTING STATEMENT

Reno Little Theater is committed to racial, cultural, and artistic diversity. RLT values diversity in race, ability, gender (identity or expression), sexual orientation, socio-economic background, faith, and age, so casting will start from this position and always be open and neutral. 

We are committed to providing opportunities to our community by engaging fully with the rich diversity our city has to offer. As such, we aspire to provide access to everyone who enters our doors. If you have any questions or concerns about your access needs, or wish to provide a disability disclosure, please contact melissa@renolittletheater.org to help us better strategize equitable access for all. Casting decisions will not be impacted by any information shared. After casting, actors will be given another opportunity to disclose information about their access needs and coordinate plans with the appropriate production team members. 

Questions? Email Melissa@renolittletheater.org.